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5 erifF of Gaseonade County. No.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-22
(:c,,. .JacksOm's Death He'd.

t;cn. Jackson's death bed at tie Her
r,itasc. one bright sabbath morning IN
June, 1t45, is described :,s ~ scene never
to lm forgotten lie hndc them all adicu
in the tcu.lcrest terms, and enjoincl them,
old and young. white and black, I" meet
him in heaven. All were in tears, and
when he had bu.,thctl his last the out
burst Of grief was irrcprcssiblc. The con-
grcpation nj the little Presbyterian cnarcf
on the plantation, which the general had
built to crafty his deceased wife. the
morning service over. came fWS'nS 10
the mansion as his eyes were closing, ant!
added their bcwailn,rnl I" the general
sorrow.
Shortly after this mo'rnful event Il
lady friend Of the family encountered al
old servant in the Kitchen. VIII" was SOD
bing as though her heart would break
.'Olc misSuS is gone she br"kcnly SAT-
to the lady. land now ole n,'sSa Is gone
dey's all gone, and dey WAS "'r bes 'reias
And ole ,naSs:,, not satisfied with tcaci'n
MS how to live, has now tcacht'l ''s no"
| to die. .''-Ecn: Pcrley PORES Letter.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-22
Exnlusivc Soda Water I:OttlCs.

The yearly increasing consumption of
temperance drinks. particularly OF aerated
waters, is, Oh the whole. II matter for con-
graduation. 1t is also u fact which rem
ders the more necessary some prccaution
lest the greater demand should itself en-
tail certain public disadvantages, which
might, with some forctlought, I've avoided.
With regard to cost, for instance. recent
experience has shown that there Is In
many quarters tendency to rnjustifiablc
cxtortion in the retail sale of these very
simple drinks. 4 warming of II different
kind has lately been communicated
Through the daily press with reference to
the imperfect filling Of soda water bottles.
4 fault of this description l., little, II ut
all, less blamcworthy than that t" which
we have already referred. 1t Is necessary
for the safe use of acrated waters that the
water itself should he in IL due proportion
to the gas which it is intended to absorb
II it is not, the excess of gas may cause
and repeatedly has caused, an explosion
sometimes with serious consequences
How far, in such cases of accident, the re-
! suit was due to some flaw in the bottlc'
themselves is ,loubtful.-1o,tl"n Lancet
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-22
Hen: Perlcy POOre's far'"

Mai. ben: Perlcy Poore never made any
money off his fine Indian Hill farm. Massa'
chusetts. although under shrewtl manage,
mcnt j, would have returned nm gov. M
income. \ thrifty Bostonian Is quote. III
nv" n,,;,,,a,nhin Record rs saying:
..Soxc,,l ~ Years ago the major cut zoo tons
- h,v otf it. Hay was worth *:9 ton
~ ,hs" lint. by George, the major didn't
s"n "H . ,nmn,l of it. Not Il pound! He Just
ee', t. t. 10 those old white cattle "t his that
i,s ~" rent ~ IT inst because they didn't have .
hlack M hair ON their hides. They all dle,'
o."SS "" III. ianls lie never thought OF sell
~. ou ~. ~. ,.;,,;," them A:ul then his latch
my s.s;n' "r ~ was always out. How could he
cav. mow.v.;'-Ncw York Tribune.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-22
NOTICE.

Parties who have taken slabs from
E:rch Greek Saw mill, are requested to
come Tor ward and settle with NJ. r. k'rk'
patrick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. ]. f. Cabots biography Of Emerson-.whosc lite
rary executor Mr.. Cabot iswill not appear until the
autumn
Mr. Coleman's Harper article, fattering as it was TO
Southern writer's has promptly evoked the complaints
always attendant upon such articles. Why, oh Why
asks one Southern journal, d Int Mr.. Coleman include
Mrs Mary Ashley Townsend among his distinguished
writer's and why is Mrs. Nj. L. NJ. Davis absent from
the same 1t is possible That disnterested readers of
Mr. Colemans paper not sorry that he curtaed his
list. They know why he paused-there weren't my
more adjectIves in the dictionary.
It is the opinion of The Pail Mall Gazette that Lord
Lytton will now since the publication OF Miss DeveyS
biography of his mother feel himself compelled by
public opinion produce his fathers side OF the story
OF matrimonial nfelicity. Such publication would
probably do nothing than convince the public Of
the truth Of what already belieyeshat both Buwer
and his wife had tenpers dicdlt to get with. In the
man. the temper Joined to vanity almost sickenng
in its exhibitions.
In Miss Devey's biography there Is printed neat
letter addressed TO Lady Buwer by Frances Trolope;
and in this letter appears quotation which Is TO be
commended TO all literary sore heads" "Well do
remember she says, hearing of the clcvcres men
in Europe and greatly attached friend OF Byron 10 boot
say, II he goes wpng his eyes thus upon the public.
Ii Ii over with him."
The excellence Of the American Short Story Is frankly
acknowledged by what Is the highest critical authority
among English periodicals, ihe London Spectator. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
financial.
financial.
OFFICE OF THE
DAYTON & IROMT0n r. R. Gu.

UAfIOh Of 1k1J - ~o0''
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE DAf1VN y
IRONTON RAILROAD COMPANfs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the statute
I'm such case made provided that meefns OF the ock
holders Of the Dayton Railroad Company wiz DO
held at the office company the city OF Dayton state
Ohio Of May 1887 at IL o'clock noon ior
the purpose OF considering voting the joint agree
ent Of the said DAYTON and Railroad Company and
the Dayton Railroad Company and the directors
thereof for the consolidation said and their rail-
roads, franchises properties &C., pursuant to the statutes In
such case made and provided upon the terms conditions
and considerations In said agreement OF consolidation ex
pressed and also the purpose OF calling such Otter
meeting doing such other acts and hing
as may requisite proper and upon such conso
idation and tho proceedings to enectuate the same.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
WILLIAM c. BOONE,
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
SALE OF The ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.

Of sc snssfS y ne
o% IF as1.or and Is he
Of said so., and the
4 e. c,S q .s az
sndr o'clock SATURDAY l re Oh day yo Of
s s Of lss s az s ad
the fund or hereafter 70 come INTO ne nanas Ok
Rs rs sCs n ;s the siS's The
pos IL tSs c$ny yIisISs PpSs
lsRs tracks sasS from s.
other through ST 1sapSst to Win side tracks,
The said company IN the masters report on file
n Pspsrs saa S the following sums Wit
thereon a the rate .Sa Der cent CENT per ne
orS; Ga nc @ % S sS Per al %
all q sa yearly se 4S%ns rom s ,s
se e he ga DAY Of sr s7 S5 5
pait thereof september 10 1881 ~ raid and %
s iii PAID and a. tie resdas
upon credit Of and with interest from date o.
under the con,rc Court until f compliance has been
made Ts "a the Terms % . Of G a4s da' Of
when the property + sr@Ga on the purchaser has, p 1
nS raacation Of such sale and future Court
10 'HA' sH''" MF. PLEAsANTs.
Master and Commissioner make sale.
Convevancng the cost Of the purchaser.
WHEREAS. the undersigned Helen Z. Birds.
w eve and Rufus Blrdseye the widow ana son aud
ONLY Oneida oSu tn ISfS
s G s s SPs@i Sd 3 ST
Ninay NAY 1881 at Nine oeCcs n The forenoon noon q
a2 Hsy 5aea G o e state Of Oh OF
os NEs The sstas
Sesse Of The County Of Oneida YORK at his Office IA
Rome Oneida County ~ f on or before tIe N.h Gay OF
Dated April 10 1884, f hUFTs s B BikDskYE
JOSEPH :. AVERY Attorney No. 40 Genesee St. Uuca.
NewYork
SUPREME COMMENTATORS COUNTY.
GsTGod ra mot nfH'i d MaS Merritt
DANIEL Z Merritt, Emma Merritt. John Lyon.
sarah II; Lyon. Joseph N. lyon ReGeeca e Lyon Lyon.
Caroline Wagner Horton A. Lockwood Alice Lockwood.
France. Bryan. Spencer Lockwood Gardner lockwood
Charles D. Lockwood aud Martha Lockwood defendants.
The duly fs'e's ~ G,eG " @
1887 hereby require each person not party TO e action
who , as ct s Se the en or .a
premises hereinafter described to appear before
EOS BToadw1y New York CITY, 10 prove hi, len and the
become due TO him by reason thereof
entitled cause as follows All that certain lot, piece
parcel Of land situate lying and being IN the IAN Wara .,
Being part that certain lot known and described on ces
tain map Of the last Farm o. Niea3s var d On iTo,
Bowery running thence westerly through INC centre .. sn
said map and thence running eastry 80 eet 10 e BOW
ery and thence ~ inches along said Eowery TO the
point place OF besnnng and known as isZ Bowesy ,,n
and the 22d Ward OF NewYork CITY bounded and
@ ~ s. :aS 5 ss wsse Sa O se the &
running thence westerly 90 feet thence son.hsry QUE
the pOlnt or place o beginning.
Dated New-YOrk City April 20 isSI ALIEN A. Rser.o
EDWARDS H. ROCKWELL,
Plaintiffs Attorney Beekuanst New.York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
feaal Notices.

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-ANNE
~ kline and THOMAS kline. her husband againsss
CATHARINE TUCKER and WILLIAM Au9USFU3
TUCKER her husband living and the devsees heirs q
law and OF kin Of said Cntharne Tucker dcceaseo
who are unknown TO the PLAINTIFF
the undersigned duly appointed referee oy IN olof 0k
this dated herein the 2ist day Of April
1881 do hereby require each person. not party TO this
ton who ut the date said order had lien upon any IN
divided share or interest Of any OF the owners or perssns
interested the hereinafter described or upon py
undivided share or interest IN the premises as
scribed 70 appear before before the 10Th ny o
June 1887 at my Office No l32 Nassaus In the City Of
NewYork % prove his lien and the true amount hue or TO
become due thereupon-
The described the complaint in the above
cause as follows:
All that certain lot Of land situate the City Of NewYork.
beginning at point on the southerly side Of Fynnthsts
distant hundred and eighty feet westerly from the corner
nnthst with the westerly line OF second and running
thence sonhery parallel with secondave hundred feet
and four nches 10 line OF the block
ery along said line and parallel with Fifty nnthst
twenty-five feet D0rhery and again parallel with
hundred feet and four inches TO tho souther
Fifty and thence eastcry along me southery
OF twenty five feet TO the point Of begin
ming -.
Dated New. York. April "a. 1881. ,-,,v
RefaP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
OFFICE OF THE
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD CoMPAECY' Z

OFFICE or THE
DrRuouE AND SIOUX CRY RAILROAD COMPANY :
NEw.YoRK. May IL, 1887.
NOTICE. AT A MEETING OF THE
~ Board OF Directors OF tho DUBUQUE AND SIOUX
CRY RAILROAD COMPANY, held this day at the ohce OF
company New York City, the following RESOLUTIONS
adopted ,o .. l., ., A., & mar
In the Iowa Land and Loan Company DC 90
care payable the ilth instant at tho office OF Messrs
JOHN PATTON & CO. 81 Mlliam'st, NeW'iOrk Ciy' !"
stockholders OF record at that date . -- ,-...
Resolved That any remaining cash In the treasury Sehcept
ing such sum necessary for incidental expenses
ana excepting also equal TO the Interest accT9e1 On
the bonded debt OF tho company from January !, 1891 70
March 81 1880 together with the rent paysoe qy Tue d
ance with with that company be and they
declared dividend TO stockholders as OF uAe
IAN inst DO made the rent shan pc
received from Illinois Central Company ana noCe 10 Oe
given fixing the time OF payment soon as arranged
Resolved That tho trlnsler books OF the company De
opened this remain until the close OF business
hours on Inc sth mat closed for the purpose OF the
' Aiteat G. II. CANDEE,
N" Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
Diui0en0 Notices.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY
CHICAGO, ILL., May 8, 1887. )
NOTICE.-A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of
~ TWO DOLLARS PER SHARE has this day been de
cred preferred and common stock OF this company
PAYABLE on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE next to stockholders
record of business hours on tho instant
Tho dividend shares registered IN New.f9Tk WI 1e palg
nj the Office the company agents Messrs JOHN PAION
o., No 90 wiam.st, NewH9rS, and the dividend on
shares Chicago will he paid at the Office oil the
Treasurer OF the company {. II. rus En- treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY, NEw.YoRK. April 23. losL}
1--WE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company
4 will be o'clock M. on SATU RDAI, April
40 1857 preparatory tho annual general meeting OF the
stockhoIers and will be reopened on Mon.
day. Juno u, 1887 r,,,>, cov ...,...n. soo.o,o.r
rDHE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY,
4 No 100 Broadway.
The coupons Peoples Gassht ana Coke Company OF
Chicago due May will be paid on and alter May upon
presenta ton at the office OF this company go
II. G. DEMING, Treasurer.
lOTTH DIVIDEND. vn.. co,nvr
TRRAsUhERs OFFICE
50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. April ~, lSoI)
The transfer company will be closed May at
"P '"' ""' '''P'"' THEo. F. WOOD, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

MEMORIALS OF WILLIAM f. DODGE. Compiled
and Edited by ID. STUART DODGE $40. PIP. VIII, 1O'
Arson d. L. Randolph Co.
The tribute of flial affection which the Rev. MI
Dodge has here paid to of the most distinguished
and cstimable on the long roll of New-forks good
citizens is not formal biography, but rather
record of the connection Of Mr.. William +. Dodge
with the various causes, movements, reforms asso-
Citations. etc. which occupied large part oil his
busy life The plan of the book is the best possible
to illustrate the extraordinary variety oil MT
Dodge's usefulness Everybody knew nm as
Jealous pbilanthropist; few probably realize III
how MANY WAYS he WAS constantly laboring for the
general good, and setting shining example Tor
American merchants A public-spirited citizen In
municipal concerns a fcrvent and practical patriot
in time of war; IL useful member Of Congress, a
SPACIOUS undertaken of public improvements. the
friend and patron of schools and libraries, an
enthusiastic promoter of temperance societies ana
Christian associations, an industrious member OF
tho Indian Board an earnest worker for the inn
movement of the Southern blacks, he added to
these maltifarious interests an ncessant activity
in more strictly religions affairs such as churches,
revivals Sunday schools. foreign and city missions
tract societies, and aid for ministerial students His
sbare in each of these causes is exhibited sep
arately, and the result is a remarkable catalogue
When We remember that while he was thus busy in
orranlzed philanthropy lie was hardly less occupied
/
| with private charities, and was at the same time
the head of an extensive mercantile concern. we
can form some idea of the fulness of his useful life
His career is striking proof Of how much good can
be done by one good man and it shows how.moDey-
making instead of benumbng the soul. may be-
come a blessing to those who know the meaning of
their stew ardship The personal characteristics of
Mr. Dodge are not deliberately described in the
Memorials" but they indicated in the story Of
his W ork HIS energy. sagacity, courage and frank
ness were we'll known to all who watched his pub
lie course. In his position on the Sunday and
temperance questions and perhaps some other
issues, he was more rigid than the majority even
of earnest church-people, but he stood by his con-
yctons at whatever personal Inconvenience, and
everybody respected his uncompromisiDg fidelity
| to principle But there was one side of Mr.. Dodges
life which the public did not see; and it was that
which belonged to a serene. happy and hospitable
home, where piety and domestic love always went
| hand in hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

THE PERCIVAL.
$50 W EST 42DST., NEAR BROADWAY
Tbree sutes paror and bedroom bath and toilet AT re.
dnce ates May October Restaurants dinner Win
wine, 81
TINHE MOST CONVENIENT AND DESlRA
BIE location in tho city these elegant apartments
with ali improvements Russian vapor baths all rooms
decorated are finished open in the evening till $3.50
Apply on premises 03 2 East l4thst prices from $40 10
ZOO JOS sCHwARZLER
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flats auo Roorns 60 Eet

ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH,
~ FIORa-Fiftiaye corner 42dst, In fre.proof build.
pg of AMENJCAN SAFE DEPOSIT COAPANf' fines'
ocatlou N the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
financial.

81. PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD COMFAEY,l
OFFICE oP ASSISTANT SECRETARY,
IL NAssAUsr. (
NEw.YoRK, May IL. 1887.
THE Stock Transfer Books of this company
will close on sa urtay, May L. 1881 and reopen on Fri
day, June "a, 1917.
CALHOUN LATHAM, Assstan. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK. !
1913 BROADWAY,
NETWORK May d. 1917
Alta MEETING of the Board of Directors
n held this day Clarke appointed Vice Pres
dent and Edward Burns Cashier. - - oo,, ,,.,,u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
NEw.YoRK May IL. 1887
VNHE Transfer Books of this Company will be
closed IRON o'clock p May IA 70 tho morning OF
yune2. W. l. HUBBELL, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
OCEAN 5ieamero.

ANCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
"A NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL
sfeamshipCITY or ROME sails Wednesday May -,
and every fourth Wednesday, thereafter
Saloon passage $50 ndupwarl Scconl elisa s3l
GLASGOW VIA LONDON DERRY
BOLIVIA INLAY IL Ii Devonla.. Nav IL o. NJ
"a D. m. Circassia...Jule t. D. m.
Rates Dttsass illsgoY Derry. syirpbh ttt ~ ~.
Cabin, $50 and $50 Second class $50 STORAGE. $40.
Steamers sais from ri r Al " a.. loot o. LeroYsL
For book OF tours or further ni0rmltiol iDplyD
HENDERSON BROTHERS., Bowling Green. New.York.
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT for trav
oilers abroad available all parts Of the worl issued by
ICKELHElMER & CO.. foreign bankers,
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

the dreadful manner In which thsss procsss-T let
ures have been reproduced cannot blind u. to tho
fact that an Imperial baby In tub Ia much like any
| other taby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
TO TIE HOLDERS OF TRUST RECEIPTS FOR
RAILWAY COMPANY's EQUIPMENT BONDS.

For Of holders who may wish 70 realize on
without further delay your Committee
has so arranged limited amount OF such receipts on
tho basis OF OF per OF tho original face OF such receipts
being 1925 900 OF SAID receipts which the 50
payment above mentioned mas NOi peen aae VI
k625 600 Of SAID receipts on which SAID on per
cent payment has been made. . 49, ,,,-
Holders desiring avail themselves OF this opportunity
(which made subject recall without notice. can subject
provision receive payment for their receipts at e
above noted presentation ana sufreer Iheieoi W
ihn FirsL NATIONAL Bank. on and after May U 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
0lnsiral Instruments

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
IA llDll and tquare Iianos 81 cur make, which were
eca iso ard eLly used BY ne artists the Metro
Oan CT House Company during the past
Will DO tolo at neisl REDUCTION non regular prices
PIANOS FOR RENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12
Boaro ann Rooms.

A FAMILY whose children are grown will
hoard clothe and educate child nicely for S5 smonth
Address for week LONELY Irlpuhe oincc-